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March 26, 2026 00:55:09
Zombie Squirrels, Yellow Jackets, & Decoy Deer | Southern Storytelling | Episode 162

Zombie Squirrels, Yellow Jackets, & Decoy Deer | Southern Storytelling | Episode 162

This might be the closest call we’ve ever talked about on the Hayden Alabama Podcast. In Episode 162, we’re digging into a story that...

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161

March 19, 2026 01:13:38
My 3-Year-Old Climbed a 24ft Ladder in Crocs... | Episode 161

My 3-Year-Old Climbed a 24ft Ladder in Crocs... | Episode 161

Is this the most terrifying (and funniest) Southern story ever told? We’re not sure how a 3-year-old in Crocs, a Nerf football, and a...

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160

March 12, 2026 01:04:16
I Slipped Up on a Sleeping Deer – Navy SEAL’s Craziest Animal Encounter & More | Episode 160

I Slipped Up on a Sleeping Deer – Navy SEAL’s Craziest Animal Encounter & More | Episode 160

Former Navy SEAL and current Blount County Deputy Jared Hudson joins the show to share the hilarious story of how his elite skills failed...

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159

March 05, 2026 00:54:50
What Most People Don't Know About Growing Up in the 1940s | Southern Storytelling | Episode 159

What Most People Don't Know About Growing Up in the 1940s | Southern Storytelling | Episode 159

Uncle Terry returns to share what life was really like growing up in rural Alabama during the 1940s. From walking miles for milk to...

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158

February 26, 2026 00:58:34
Hard Lessons and Bad Deviled Eggs: You Can't Make These Stories Up | Episode 158

Hard Lessons and Bad Deviled Eggs: You Can't Make These Stories Up | Episode 158

In Episode 158 of the Hayden Alabama Podcast, we’re joined by the legendary storytellers from Cheatham County, Tennessee. This isn't just a trip down...

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February 19, 2026 01:03:11
Why Most People Never Find The Truth | Southern Storytelling | Episode 157

Why Most People Never Find The Truth | Southern Storytelling | Episode 157

Sometimes the truth is hidden in the places we least want to look—like a tense encounter in a prison cafeteria or the realization that...

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